US EditionChief meteorologist forecasted his future in first grade
Lowell — Forty degrees and rainy? Eighty degrees and sunny? Conditions just right for tornadoes? In the mitten state, those scenarios can happen all in a day’s time, and Michigan Storm Chasers chief meteorologist Joel Fritsma has to be ready for whatever the atmosphere doles out. When it comes to livestream weather reporting, the MSC team stays prepared to cover all 83 Michigan counties at any time of day. Fritsma recently demonstrated his respo…
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Chief meteorologist forecasted his future in first grade
Lowell — Forty degrees and rainy? Eighty degrees and sunny? Conditions just right for tornadoes? In the mitten state, those scenarios can happen all in a day’s time, and Michigan Storm Chasers chief meteorologist Joel Fritsma has to be ready for whatever the atmosphere doles out. When it comes to livestream weather reporting, the MSC team stays prepared to cover all 83 Michigan counties at any time of day. Fritsma recently demonstrated his respo…
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